November 9th 2007
Our next meeting will be held on November 14 at the Hershey Public Library starting at 6:30 PM. Topics will include:

What to Listen To: Favorite Podcasts
If you’re not checking podcasts for your iPod, or even just on your Mac, you’re missing out on a world of outstanding content, both audio and video. No matter what your interest is, there is probably at least one podcast about it. We’ll tell you about some of the ones we subscribe to and invite you to bring in your favorites to share and add to the list.

A First Look at Leopard
Apple’s newest cat is out of the cage, generating interest and controversy for Mac users everywhere. What does it offer? What issues does it introduce? When should you upgrade? We’ll look at all of those issues and more in a first look at Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard.
As always, we’ll have our always-interesting Question and Answer Session, the traditional HAC raffle and our meeting-after-the-meeting at Fudruckers.
November 9th 2007
Each month the Hershey Apple Core donates a book to the Hershey Public Library, in appreciation for our use of their meeting space.
In October we gave the Library a copy of “The Perfect Thing: How the iPod Shuffles Commerce, Culture, and Coolness” by Steven Levy, the latest book to look at the effect of the ubiquitous iPod on everything. It should be available to check out any second now.
To take advantage of our donations, you must be a member of the Hershey Public Library. When you join, be sure to express your appreciation for their support of our group.
October 11th 2007
If you missed the October meeting, you missed an extended Question and Answer session, a comparison of the iPod touch and the iPhone and discussion on how to prepare video for your Mac, iPod, iPhone and Apple TV. The links to what we talked about include:
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October 1st 2007
Our next meeting will be held on October 10, 2007 at the Hershey Public Library starting at 6:30 PM. Topics will include:

iPod touch vs. iPhone Shootout
Chuck has an iPhone. Joel just got an iPod touch. The two will square off for a feature and video quality shootout to let you see the best of both devices and decide which is for you. And if you’ve just purchased any of Apple’s new iPod models, bring them along to see how they stand up against the heavy hitters.

What to Watch: Feeding Your iPod and iPhone
No matter which video-capable iPod you have, you need to feed it. Sure, you can buy plenty of content off the iTunes Store, but what about all those DVDs you have at home? How about web video? We’ll give you some tips with with demos of VisualHub, Handbrake, QuickTime Pro and, for the TiVo owners in the crowd, TiVo Decode Manager.

What to Listen To: Favorite Podcasts
If you’re not checking podcasts for your iPod, or even just on your Mac, you’re missing out on a world of outstanding content, both audio and video. No matter what your interest is, there is probably at least one podcast about it. We’ll tell you about some of the ones we subscribe to and invite you to bring in your favorites to share and add to the list.
As always, we’ll have our always-interesting Question and Answer Session, the traditional HAC raffle and our meeting-after-the-meeting at Fudruckers.
September 24th 2007
That’s probably the most unnecessary notice you’ll ever see.
Look for more information as we flesh out the new site!